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| amomfly |
Posted - Mar 29 2011 : 6:17:46 PM
I planted onion sets and potatoes. I also started lot on containers and then put them in my new Cold frame.
Here is a pic...
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I can not even list all I put in the cold frame. It will give us a great start this year!
What are you ladies doing to get started?
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God Bless
Angie-amomfly
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| batznthebelfry |
Posted - Mar 30 2011 : 12:14:21 AM
you two of you are way ahead of me...up here we are still getting freezing to below freezing at night so I have yet to start anything....am excited though this year to get started & have all my seeds ready just waiting for the ground to warm up....Michele'
Chickens rule!
The Old Batz Farm
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| CMac |
Posted - Mar 29 2011 : 6:32:19 PM
We have potatoes (Red, Yukon and Russets) and onion sets in the ground. Rhubarb is up about 10 inches. Not planting other cold weather stuff that requires tending. Still driving out to the farm to maintain the garden till the house is finished. The asparagus will be there later. Oregano, sage,lemon balm (Can't kill lemon balm!) and rosemary made it through the winter! Pretty good considering the winter we had. Waiting for the ground to get warm enough for pole beans.
Connie
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